ospitalita — Orvieto · Umbria
In the hills of Orvieto, amid olive groves and vineyards of its own, a restored nineteenth-century casale (farmhouse) holds onto the quiet of the Umbrian countryside and a view that reaches as far as the rupe (cliff) and beyond, toward Monte Amiata.
From the rooms of Casale Beatrice degli Ulivi, the rupe (cliff) of Orvieto rises sharp against the horizon, with the profile of Monte Amiata in the distance. It is a view that shifts with the day's light, visible from the balconies of certain room types — among them the Peonia, mentioned by name in guest reviews.
The welcome is entrusted to Valentina, the young owner who runs the property with a family touch and personal attention. Breakfast is made in house, with cakes baked fresh each morning. It is this continuity of small gestures — a recurring note in the reviews of returning guests — that gives the casale its most recognizable character.
The casale, built between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and recently restored, offers superior and deluxe rooms with jacuzzi and a private whirlpool tub. An indoor pool completes the offer, while the tended garden opens onto the olive groves and vineyards of the estate that encircle the hilltop.
A panoramic hilltop, a family-run welcome, the slow rhythm of Umbria. The page tells every detail of the stay.
